Downstream areas such as Darjeeling and north Bangladesh to be affected as water travels in the Teesta river
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Moraine-bound lakes like Sikkim's South Lhonak contain geological archives called varves
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The breach has led to the release of an astonishing 5.08 million cubic metres of water from the hydro reservoir
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South Lhonak Lake that burst was one of the fastest expanding lakes in the region & its dangers were not unknown
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As parts of the dam washed away due to glacial lake outburst, it reportedly released an alarming 5.08 million cubic metres of water from its reservoir
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Twenty-one other glacial lakes in the Teesta river basin show potential threat
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Dam being examined; bodies being recovered as Teesta recedes
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The author of several books on Sikkimese religion, folklore and culture speaks with Down To Earth in the light of the South Lhonak Lake disaster
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Any hydroelectric project situated downstream of unstable lakes carries the risk of being washed away.
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Climate change ultimate trigger for South Lhonak glacial lake outburst flood
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Down to Earth spoke to Kalachand Sain, director, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, to understand the causes of the Sikkim glacial lake outburst flood
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Research conducted in Himachal’s tribal Kinnaur district challenges conventional narratives; advocates indigenous knowledge
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Some co-operative federations started making milk powder given the supply chain disruptions
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